Start your day with a quick digest of today's top Central Florida headlines.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office is following up on a new tip in the Jennifer Kesse missing person case. | | |
Orange County Sheriff's Office removed a school resource officer from his post, and could be soon fired, after Sheriff's officials saw he used an "inappropriate amount of force" on a middle school student in a video shared widely on Facebook. | | |
The Orange County school district made a new offer to its teachers Friday, proposing a one-year deal that provides higher salaries and pushes back health insurance increases until next fall. | | |
The Orlando Police Department chose not to fire an officer who is awaiting a vote on her disability retirement for post-traumatic stress disorder related to the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting. | | |
UCF Restores clinic is starting a new high-tech sleep study to find some clues to how to help people with PTSD sleep better and potentially help improve their symptoms as a result. | | |
Florida has about 30,000 lakes and 1.3 million alligators. There's no award for having the most gators. But if there were, would Lake Jesup claim the prize? And should Orlando be worried? | | |
When he finishes his one-year "experiment" eating only what he could grow or forage on Sunday, Orlando's Rob Greenfield will not rush to McDonald's — or Kres Chophouse or NYPD Pizza or any other restaurant in town. But the 33-year-old does look forward to not having to spend up to 10 hours a day to plant, harvest, catch, cull or scrap off the pavement — often in sweltering conditions — just to get a meal. | | |
Nikola Vucevic scored a game-high 23 points as the Orlando Magic pulled away in the second half for a 118-86 win over the Memphis Grizzlies Friday night at Amway Center. | | |
UCF suffered a monumental second-half collapse at Tulsa, with turnovers and penalties sealing the Knights' third loss of the season Friday night. | | |
High school football playoffs round 1 scores | | |
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